Do not treat loopback interfaces as p2p interfaces and create only one route to "::1".
Do not treat loopback interfaces as p2p interfaces and create only
one route to "::1".

Due to a clever BSD trick, the `ifa_dstaddr` field of addresses on
IFF_LOOPBACK ifps is set to the same value that `ifa_addr`.  That's
why filtering for broadcast addresses is so complicated, because
guess what, `ifa_broadaddr` is the same as `ifa_dstaddr`!

Sadly our IPv6 code was "only" checking for `ifa_dstaddr` without
looking if the ifa was attached to a IFF_POINTOTPOINT interface.
So it always tried to create two routes to "::1" and, with the
recent RTF_LOCAL work, succeed.

You should now have only one local route to "::1".

 ::1             ::1         UHl       14  0 32768     1 lo0
-::1             ::1         UH         0  0 32768     4 lo0

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